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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The authors' cultural view is limited to what?
(a) 20th century America.
(b) 19th century America.
(c) 21st century America.
(d) 19th century England.

2. According to the authors, which of the following would NOT define an orgy as sex?
(a) Lesbians.
(b) Physicians.
(c) "Sluts".
(d) The authors.

3. Which of the following is the final step in the chapter on "Health"?
(a) Control of pregnancies.
(b) Testing for disease.
(c) Committing to healthy sex.
(d) Prevention of disease.

4. The authors state that people who are committed to each other as life partners may renegotiate their sexual expression to one another through periods of what?
(a) Non-Monogamy.
(b) Monogamy.
(c) Celibacy.
(d) Monogamy and Non-Monogamy.

5. When people who have decided to go for an exploratory visit to a sex club or an orgy do not get far with it at all, it is considered by the authors to be what?
(a) Abnormal.
(b) Impossible.
(c) Normal.
(d) Guaranteed.

6. Most sex on television doesn't actually take place. How is it represented?
(a) It is represented through radio tricks.
(b) It is represented through numbers.
(c) It is represented through letters.
(d) It is represented through stage tricks.

7. Which of the following is NOT one of the intentions of the book?
(a) To educate the public about open relationships.
(b) To devalue the monogamous lifestyle.
(c) To educate the public about the lesbian lifestyle.
(d) To provide support for different lifestyles.

8. The section in "Having Fun" that covers the concepts of "yes" and "no" addresses what topic?
(a) Racial stereotypes.
(b) Social limitations.
(c) Social expressions.
(d) Cultural stereotypes.

9. In the book, the sexual activities which people should limit and select carefully, and that will most likely cause harm, are called what?
(a) Low-Association Behaviors.
(b) High-Risk Behaviors.
(c) High-Tolerance Behaviors.
(d) Low-Risk Behaviors.

10. In the book, what happened after the two lesbian orgy participants spent thousands of dollars chatting over the phone?
(a) They met other people.
(b) They broke up.
(c) They got married.
(d) They both moved.

11. According to the authors, why is it helpful to know and be truthful up front about what one wants?
(a) To minimize emotional consequences.
(b) To maximize sexual monogamy.
(c) To maximize hurtful behavior.
(d) To minimize sexual activity.

12. Which of the following is NOT a type of content the authors use in the chapters on "Having Fun"?
(a) Fabrication.
(b) Anecdotes.
(c) Exposition.
(d) Opinions.

13. What do the authors detail as sometimes including live sexual activity as a staged or intentionally public spectacle?
(a) Sex parades.
(b) Sex clubs.
(c) Sex dates.
(d) Sex shops.

14. Bi-curious and heterosexual men may find the details of lesbian orgies in the book to be what?
(a) It differs from man to man.
(b) Offensive.
(c) Horrifying.
(d) Enthralling.

15. The chapter about lesbian orgies consists primarily of what?
(a) Anecdotes.
(b) Criticism.
(c) Theory.
(d) Statistics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the book's example of the couple that wanted to attend a sex party together, they wanted to be what?

2. According to the authors, do people believe the lies of a masturbation fantasy comparatively more or less than viewers believe the lies of a movie or readers believe the lies of a novel?

3. What do the authors suggest is an important question for readers to ask themselves?

4. In the conclusion of the book, the authors create and share their vision of what?

5. What does the book suggest a person might do until all partners have been tested for disease?

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